Wednesday, April 23 2014 4:33 AM EDT2014-04-23 08:33:54 GMT
Wednesday morning the family of Kendrick Johnson will make an appearance at ASU to speak to students about their case, its all part of the university's criminal justice week. Those organizing the presentationMore >>
Wednesday morning the family of Kendrick Johnson will make an appearance at ASU to speak to students about their case, its all part of the university's criminal justice week.More >>
Wednesday, April 23 2014 12:02 AM EDT2014-04-23 04:02:45 GMT
Lee County Commissioners are close to approving a route for a major road project that will connect the east and west parts of the county. Tuesday night, they heard from Georgia Tech engineers who studiedMore >>
Lee County residents will soon have the chance to give their opinions on a major road project.More >>
Tuesday, April 22 2014 11:59 PM EDT2014-04-23 03:59:14 GMT
Albany city commissioners approve new rules for model airplanes. Following complaints from some people who live near Hilsman Park a citizen's advisory committee spent months studying the issue andMore >>
Albany city commissioners approve new rules for model airplanes. Following complaints from some people who live near Hilsman Park a citizen's advisory committee spent months studying the issue andMore >>
Tuesday, April 22 2014 11:56 PM EDT2014-04-23 03:56:54 GMT
Voters heard from more than a dozen political candidates at a forum Tuesday night hosted by the Albany Civil Rights Institute. People running in Dougherty County Commission, Dougherty County School BoardMore >>
Days before early voting opens, candidates for several races in Dougherty County get together to try earn voters' support.More >>
Tuesday, April 22 2014 11:53 PM EDT2014-04-23 03:53:18 GMT
Volunteers who made the 2014 Albany Marathon a success got some recognition tonight. Organizers held their first volunteer appreciation party at the Art Park. Volunteers were encouraged to wear their pinkMore >>
Volunteers who made the 2014 Albany Marathon a success got some recognition tonight. Organizers held their first volunteer appreciation party at the Art Park. Volunteers were encouraged to wear their pinkMore >>
September 22, 2006
Albany - The Georgia Court of appeals says that a convicted child abuser did not have his rights violated when he continued to volunteer information during an investigation. In February, 2005 Michael Mulvaney was convicted of repeatedly abusing his girlfriend's three year old daughter.
Specifically, Mulvaney was convicted of burning the child with cigarettes, ripping large amounts of hair from her head, and causing serious disfigurement to her ear. Mulvaney appealed the conviction claiming that his statements to police should have been suppressed because he asked for an attorney.
The Court of appeals found that just after Mulvaney asked for an attorney, he continued to talk to the police officer and that the officer was not interrogating Mulvaney by choosing to listen.
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